American Corporations Create Over A Million Jobs…

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(ThyBlackMan.com) I want to borrow a line from a Curtis Mayfield song: “Pardon me brother while you bask in your glory, I hope you don”t mind if I tell the whole story

The USA is one of the most prolific exporting Industrial nation’s in the history of the modern world. To rise to that status it took a force of tens of millions of skilled and semi-skilled workers, providing the resources in support of exporting goods and services produced here in the USA. Everyday US  corporations are createing hundreds of jobs, opening factories, developing technologies and creating middle-class opportunities.
 
So, if you think US corporation are not hiring, you are dead wrong. In 2010 US corporations produced 1.5 million jobs, those jobs just happened to be overseas. These companies had help from Pres. George W. Bush’s temporary cuts, and Pres. Barack Obama extending those cuts. The entent of those tax cuts was to allow those corporations to reinvest in the company hopefully expanding job opportunities. That exactly what Caterpillar did, half of there new heirs were in foreign countries. At one time Caterpillar manufactured large construction equipment, bulldozers and tractors, here in the USA and sold around the world.
 
DuPont started as a chemical  company during the revolutionary war and grew here in the USA, but in the last 10 years has cut its workforce in the USA and increased its Asia-Pacific workforce. DuPont now does not consider itself to be an American company, one of it’s top officers has stated the “ We are a global player” . Yes they are.
 
There are hundreds of corporations abandoning this country for foreign shores and taking our middle-class jobs with them. Some familiar names that have left our shores are Coca-Cola, Dell and IBM. Try buying a house whole appliance, television, automobile tires or a pair of shoes and you’ll see where the middle-class jobs we once had have gone. Sure, They keep their headquarters and their top executives here in the USA, so they can continue to enjoy all that America has to offer.
 
Pres. Calvin Coolidge was fond of saying “What’s good for business is good for America“. As if that was not self serving enough, today’s narcissistic CEOs are declaring “What’s good for business is good for business, America be damned
 
If you still don’t believe the middle class in under attack, take a look at what is going on in Wisconsin and Ohio, to see the game plan for the attack on middle-class America.  Look at the Supreme Courts, Citizens United ruling. Buy American if you can.
 
Staff Writer; Nicholas McNeal
 
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